Where is This Country Headed As We Outsource Every Job We Depend On?
This is a quick opinion piece about the next steps for our country and where we may be heading as far as job growth goes.
Th old ways of thinking are gone and there will be a huge shift in the way the average person makes their money.
Read on to find out.
At first it was the manufacturing, then came the customer service reps, the programmers, the personal assistants, and even the engineers.
Almost all of the high-paying and low paying jobs are available out there for outsourcing whether it is done in this country or elsewhere.
So what is the average person supposed to do? How can we maintain a standard of living when there is a fear that the money won't be there in a few months? Well, there is a new economy and it will look a lot like the old days of the blacksmiths, the candle makers and the bakers, but this time it will be virtual.
I see a country of people that no longer have to go to an office to work.
They no longer have to work for a boss, and they no longer have to worry whether their number is up every day they go to their job.
By selling information to people that need a solution to their problem, their will be more innovative solutions that will save people, money, energy and time.
Selling information does not require a staff or an inventory.
You can have customers all over the world without worrying about shipping.
Clearly you can eat information and information can't perform surgery or fix your pipes.
There will always be a need for hands-on jobs, but as we move towards cost-cutting and downsizing in every industry (just imagine a virtual lawyer and going to court in your living room), I see more and more people flocking towards building their own economies at home.
Not everyone will make it of course.
Only the most innovative and in tune will survive, but those that are willing to put forth the effort will reap the rewards of a recession-proof business.
People will pay almost anything to get the answer they need if they are in enough pain.
Information businesses are here to stay and will only grow as time goes on.
Th old ways of thinking are gone and there will be a huge shift in the way the average person makes their money.
Read on to find out.
At first it was the manufacturing, then came the customer service reps, the programmers, the personal assistants, and even the engineers.
Almost all of the high-paying and low paying jobs are available out there for outsourcing whether it is done in this country or elsewhere.
So what is the average person supposed to do? How can we maintain a standard of living when there is a fear that the money won't be there in a few months? Well, there is a new economy and it will look a lot like the old days of the blacksmiths, the candle makers and the bakers, but this time it will be virtual.
I see a country of people that no longer have to go to an office to work.
They no longer have to work for a boss, and they no longer have to worry whether their number is up every day they go to their job.
By selling information to people that need a solution to their problem, their will be more innovative solutions that will save people, money, energy and time.
Selling information does not require a staff or an inventory.
You can have customers all over the world without worrying about shipping.
Clearly you can eat information and information can't perform surgery or fix your pipes.
There will always be a need for hands-on jobs, but as we move towards cost-cutting and downsizing in every industry (just imagine a virtual lawyer and going to court in your living room), I see more and more people flocking towards building their own economies at home.
Not everyone will make it of course.
Only the most innovative and in tune will survive, but those that are willing to put forth the effort will reap the rewards of a recession-proof business.
People will pay almost anything to get the answer they need if they are in enough pain.
Information businesses are here to stay and will only grow as time goes on.